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While Kid Rock tickets was now popular in Michigan and controlling Kid Rock's own label, Kid Rock felt Kid Rock needed to get attention from a major label. In December 1996, Lava/Atlantic Records A&R man Andy Karp, traveled to Cleveland to see Kid Rock Constellation Brands Performing Arts Center tickets perform at a small club called The Grog Shop. On March 30, 1997, Kid Rock Constellation Brands Performing Arts Center tickets performed a special showcase concert, with Jason Krause on guitar, to attract major label attention. While many of the major labels were invited, the only attendees were Karp and Lava President Jason Flom Lava/Atlantic Records. Following the performance, record executives said they loved him but expressed doubts about the strength of Kid Rock's material. Kid Rock returned to the studio and cut a six song demo tape; the first two were "Somebody's Gotta Feel This" and "I Got One For Ya". After hearing the two songs, Jason Flom supported Karp in signing Kid Rock to a record deal for $100,000, without even hearing the rest.
In 1992, Kid Rock was picked up by an independent record label, Continuum Records, which released Kid Rock's second album The Polyfuze Method the following year. While the album saw some local college radio success at Central Michigan University with the track "Back From The Dead", the lead single, "U Don't Know Me", failed to chart, and the music video received little airplay on any major music video channels. After releasing an EP called Fire It Up! in 1994, Continuum went bankrupt and Kid Rock tickets was left again without a record deal.
Kid Rock was involved in the half time fiasco at Super Bowl 38 in Houston, Texas on February 3, 2005. He was criticized by war veterans, for Kid Rock's choice of wearing the American flag as a poncho.